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Skip Hollandsworth
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Writer and Executive Editor, Texas Monthly
Beats
politics human interest.Showbiz crime
Not a big science writer
Content
By Skip Hollandsworth Verified| Texas Monthly Verified One should never attempt to guess what kind of film Richard Linklater is going to make next. Since 1985, the indie maverick has written and directed movies about everyone from eccentric Austin misfits (Slacker) to Texas high schoolers on the last day of classes (Dazed and Confused) to a young couple who meet on a train in Europe (Before Sunrise). He has tackled genres as varied as the western (The Newton Boys), political satire (Fast Food Nation), and science fiction (A Scanner Darkly).
By Skip Hollandsworth Verified| Texas Monthly Verified “Can we talk UFOs?” I asked Nicholas Suntzeff, the regents professor of physics and astronomy at Texas A&M University. “I’d be happy to,” he replied, letting out a chuckle. “But just so you know, the government now wants us to call them unidentified anomalous phenomena, or UAP.”The wiry, good-natured Suntzeff, who’s 71, is one of the most respected astronomers in the world, a specialist in cosmology and supernovas.
By Skip Hollandsworth Verified| Texas Monthly Verified One should never attempt to guess what kind of film Richard Linklater is going to make next. Since 1985, the indie maverick has written and directed movies about everyone from eccentric Austin misfits (Slacker) to Texas high schoolers on the last day of classes (Dazed and Confused) to a young couple who meet on a train in Europe (Before Sunrise). He has tackled genres as varied as the western (The Newton Boys), political satire (Fast Food Nation), and science fiction (A Scanner Darkly).
Company Info
Texas Monthly
Texas Monthly is a well-established magazine and media company founded in 1972 by Michael R. Levy. Launched in February 1973, it quickly gained recognition for its investigative journalism, cultural commentary, and lifestyle content, earning the title "The National Magazine of Texas." The magazine is known for its longform journalism, political reporting, and cultural analysis, covering a wide range of topics including politics, crime, business, travel, food, and entertainment. The flagship print magazine is published monthly and features in-depth articles and essays. Texas Monthly also offers a robust digital platform with articles, podcasts, and multimedia storytelling. Additionally, the company hosts live events such as conferences and culinary experiences, and publishes books and special issues, including anthologies like *The Best of Texas Monthly*. The magazine targets sophisticated, cosmopolitan Texans, appealing to urban professionals and culturally engaged readers.
Austin, Texas, United States
+1 512-320-6900
Founded: 1973